I don't understand why K-netz sees everything as a matter of serious concern. I mean, USA's Abraham Lincoln is portrayed as a vampire hunter in a novel and film. There's no historical proof that he was indeed one or moments of him hunting, but it didn't move the Americans to halt the publishing of the novel or the airing of the movie. One more example is England's queen Victoria. She's portrayed as a demon hunter in a novel by A.E. Moorat. There's no historical proof that she was a demon hunter during her lifetime, but it didn't move the English people to make a petition to unpublish the novel.
K-netz must understand that there's no way that a fictional novel or movie can ever change the course of history, unless major historical proofs are presented.

I am not saying that the celebrities being accused are saints and angels and that they cannot do wrong. All I'm saying is, if I'm the agency of the accused celebrity, with no hesitation, I'd bring the matter to the court and counterattack the accusers with defamation and libel cases to force them to present legit proofs, valid evidence, and corroborating statements. I will not give these accusers the leniency to just drop a name and not back it up with a strong argument.

Just imagine the mental and emotional torture this "scandal" has caused to the people involved/mentioned, especially MIngyu. Can he accuse back? Can he mention the names of his "accusers"? Absolutely not! Instead, he offered an apology, because that's all he can do to not further the issue. But all these "accusers", whether true or not, can easily drag a famous name and the bandwagon will easily be filled with judgemental people.

The fact that this girl group is doing international gigs and their agency can shoulder flight changes on the spot just give me the notion that this girl group is from a well-oiled company. Now I wonder who is this girl group.

Sometimes, we should also give companies the benefit of the doubt. It's not always the case of mismanagement or maltreatment. Sometimes the problem is with the artist. When they aren't meeting their personal goals and there are outside influences that keep on putting things on the artist's head, sh** starts happening.

I kinda knew from the start that there's something so off about her. From the moment she first posted about their divorce, I kinda had this gut feeling that she was washing her hands clean and made everything appear like she did nothing wrong and Ahn Jae Hyun must be blamed for everything. She was playing the victim and people were so quick to side with her.

Good thing Dispatch gave a concrete proof to justify my gut feeling and put this manipulative, wacko in her place. She's hurting, yes, but she has no right to defame a person in the eyes of the world.

This is really so sad. There are so many Hong Kong people risking their lives to oppose China and here are the celebrities, using their fame and influence to promote something that will only trigger more hate and division. If this isn't their choice, then why do it?! Whatever or whoever controls you and doesn't give you your freedom to choose is not worth defending/supporting at all.

I've read her posts, I've read his. From everything that they shared publicly, I don't know, but I am more of believing his side of the story. She started all these public posts and in the posts she shared, her image appeared to be so pure and flawless, which I really think, it's unbelievable and impossible. She's got nothing to be blamed for? What is she, a saint?

I can never really understand people who sort to a violent, inhumane, and cruel way of earning money or food. Everyone goes hungry too or needs money, it's not only them, so if others can make decent, legal, and cruel-free money, why can't they?!

#SelfishBrutes

Though I share the same assumption that Song Hye Kyo probably has an over the top personality (that's why no man can keep up with her), I still think it's weird for anyone to look so done in life just because he or she is going through something. If Song Hye Kyo wants to move on and cope up by working, if she wants to take care of herself more, and appear as if nothing happened, it's good for her. It's maybe her way of battling whatever mental and emotional stress this divorce is causing her.

I don't know how to take this news. I mean, I became an ELF in 2010 and Kangin that time was already in hiatus for his DUI incident then eventually enlisted in the army. During my formative years as an ELF, he wasn't really there. Just like Hangeng and Kibum, I only got to know Kangin's existence through their videos, shows, albums, etc. But I love Super Junior so much that I always regard them as a 13+2 group. They're a #Prom15sTo13elieve group to me. Kyuhyun's discharge from the army brought so much hope to my  💙 because finally, SuJu will be OT11 again! B with Kangin's departure, it'll never happen again.

They say some good things can't happen twice. Super Junior, as OT13+2, is one of those.

I'm so, so proud of Super Junior D&E and Super Junior's Ryeowook. 💙 Non-ELFs are saying that they're already too old to still be idols and that they should disband but looking at the sales of their albums, they are even higher than those from newer, younger, "more popular" artists. So eat your hates, salty haters! 😏

And, of course, Seventeen. This group is really amazing. When talent, passion, hard work, charm, diversity, adaptability, and luck combine, it'll really show. SVT is the perfect example. 💎

Xiyeon and the others who left Pledis should look for a different agency and sign there as a group. Psy's new entertainment agency looks promising. Currently, it only houses Psy himself (as artist, owner, and CEO), rapper Jessie, Hyuna, and E-Dawn. With that little number of artists to start from, I bet these ex-Pristin girls will not be looked over.

I am not a fan of Pristin but I believe they had a pretty massive debut, even winning multiple Best Rookie/New Artist awards. Their EPs also did fairly well domestically. So I wonder what went wrong or when?

In Pledis, I guess, it really requires for the artists to have the initiative to do something and make it work. If artists solely rely on what Pledis will do for them, nothing good will happen in the long run. Seventeen debuted after years of waiting because they had the materials to showcase and the strong willingness to be out there. Since day 1, they're doing the 60 or 70% of their artistry. I remember Hoshi saying something like, "they bugged the management all the time and presented their materials so eventually, Pledis gave in and debuted them". Nu'est, after years of solely depending on Pledis for everything, decided to drastically do something (joining Produce 101) to keep the group alive - they also started to actively write, produce, create, and market their own contents and look what it's doing to them currently.

I guess it's how artists will survive in Pledis. 🤔

Let all the plastics and silicon injected/sliced/inserted inside Hwang Hana's body do the justice. Pretty sure it doesn't care if she has all the money in the world or the connections. Once it decides to go ballistic inside her body, it'll be the karma she can't truly escape. 😈😏

I'm so done with this case. This is no longer a case to find justice for the victims but now more like for the media to sensationalize. The Xs and Ys are still present. Drop the name of all the suspects, celebrity or non, and get on with the investigation!

Check out Seventeen's Hoshi and his mum: their eyes are really the same, as well as their smile and skin fairness.

Also Got7's Jaebum and his mum. Jaebum is really his mum's son.